Skip row corn double cropped behind wheat is looking good! The thinking was to thicken it up in each row and take every 3rd row out to help late season heat out at night since it would be pollinating a lot later than our full season corn and in the hottest time of the year

In some good stuff today! 🌽

Harvested some big corn with the ol man today! 💪🏻 🌽

Corn harvest is in full swing in South Ga! Getting into some good stuff now

Join us in supporting this year’s Alex Harrell Field Day on August 6 in Smithville, GA. Over 100 corn and soybean trials will be on display, and industry experts—including BRANDT’s Dr. Eric Winans—will share insights on what’s working in the field.

Pretty excited to put the combine in a corn field this year. Won’t be long! 🌽 🫛 🌱

Pretty proud and excited to have played a small part in this one. Caleb Traugh and all the guys have got this thing looking jam up and have put a ton of work into it this year. We got folks from all over the country and even a few from across the globe gonna be there. Dr Eric

If anybody is qualified and interested in moving to South Ga shoot me a direct message. Be glad to speak with you

Not magazine worthy by any means but they’re starting to shape up pretty good!🫛

Long time comin & a long way to go. Flint River Farm Supply, Inc is officially underway. I look forward to helping fellow farmers with fertility & chemical needs. This along with Flint River Irrigation will help us stay diversified in a tough ag economy. Blessed beyond measure

Planters in full force in Ga now! Corn and bean planters both rollin 🌽 🫛 🌱

I’m sure thankful & fortunate to partner with solid companies like @TimacAgroUSA who will actually listen to a growers needs and do things to help even if it’s not the traditional way. Was glad to have their product under all the corn & soybeans last year & again this coming year

As a farmer there’s 2 days I look forward every year more than anything else. The day we start planting and the day we start harvesting. The excitement of starting over fresh every spring and putting seeds in the dirt, tweaking from the year before, making changes for what is

Sorry I’m late but thanks for all the kind words this past week from everyone across the country and world. I’m beyond blessed to get up every day and do what I do with the people I get to do it with. There’s too many to name but I have the best group of people and suppliers I

As we’re starting up soybean harvest this year it’s got me thinking back on the past 12 months. A year ago my farming world completely changed when we were fortunate enough to break the world record for soybeans. I’ve been able to travel places and meet people that I never could

Today was full circle moment for me. I remember listening to Kip Cullers 17 years ago & taking notes like a mad man on how he produced world record soybeans in awe of 160 bushel beans. Knowing where we are now is a feeling that’s tough to beat from a kid in the audience back then

Some high population corn looking strong. 💪🏻 🌽

Idk if they’ll break 206 or not but they sure have the pod load potential. Stacking em up! Bout a month away from desiccation hopefully

Irrigation is the most challenging part of farming in the south. But this picture shows exactly why we deal with the extreme aggravation and work of running them. Dry corners are smoked already